Five-year plans, 1980-[ongoing].

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Five-year plans, 1980-[ongoing].

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Reorganization of public higher education in 1980 required the board of trustees of each public higher education institution to prepare and annually update a five-year plan, and required the Board of Regents to prepare a system-wide five-year plan to take into account individual institutional plans (MGLA c 15A, s 5). At the college level, the process of creating the plans consists of draft development by a committee of faculty, administrators, and students, and approval by the president and board of trustees. Annual updates are developed by the president's office and approved by the trustees. Series maintained by the president's office comprises books and booklets published by the Massachusetts College of Art since 1980 containing the college's five-year plans.

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Massachusetts. Board of Regents of Higher Education

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In 1980 public higher education in Massachusetts was reorganized. The Executive Office of Educational Affairs and agencies grouped under it with responsibility for higher education--the Board of Higher Education, the Board of Trustees of State Colleges, the Massachusetts Board of Regional Community Colleges, and the separate boards of trustees of the University of Massachusetts, Southeastern Massachusetts University, and the University of Lowell--were abolished and their functions a...

Massachusetts College of Art

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Established 1873 as the Massachusetts Normal Art School. Name changed in 1930 as Massachusetts School of Art. and again in 1959 to Massachusetts College of Art. From the description of Massachusetts College of Art records, 1873-1972. (Unknown). WorldCat record id: 122394242 The Massachusetts College of Art, the sole public free-standing college of art in the U.S., was established as a normal art school per Resolves 1873, c 47, to supply qualified drawing teacher...